will it pop when the dog chews on it
36404
NO! this thing is almost indestructible. My dog, 50lb Labradoodle, plays with it allot and it's in perfect shape. And she loves it too. best soccer ball I've bought for her.
36405
It will not pop. It's rather heavy for its size. It's indestructible. Although it doesn't bounce like the football I got for my Puppy but my Puppy enjoy chasing after the soccer ball. Yeah, it's good deal and fun ball!
36406
No, it won't pop; it's not inflated like a real soccer ball. It's a sturdy, hollow rubber ball with a small (about 1" diameter) hole in it.
1316045
Don't upset with your dog when your dog pop on the carpet. Simply take pop to in the box and show your dog with prize like she pop there. if you try that few times maybe your dog will go potty there.
2147858
I don't know personally....I have a pit and she loved it, however she is an agressive chewer so she has managed to chomp lil' pieces out of the ball. I hope that helps :)
1446958
My dog picks this toy up and carries it around and I can barely see any teeth marks on it.. She hasn't chewed on it though... I do think it would hold up to chewing! It's thick plastic and my dogs love playing with it! Keeps them entertained for at least an hour.
1869903
It probably is....... It provides comforts for puppies and helps with separation anxiety. If the puppy ate tore it up, I don't think it would cause any harm to the puppy. I have purchased 3 different ones and the puppies have never eaten them like a play toy.
1167425
No, it's much smaller than what I got from the dentist years ago. The main problem is keeping it from the dog who will chew it up
1702481
The gate is made of wood and I would think if you have puppies that like to chew, the gate could get damaged. My dogs are about 6 years old and haven't tried to chew on the gate. I have the gate positioned in a wide doorway and it hasn't been knocked down, I think the stability depends on how you position the gate. I was very pleased with the quality of the gate, the finish and the look for the price I paid.
1446960
It's not a shape that would encourage chewing, Our dog is a chewer but has never attempted to chew the bob-a-lot. She doesn't play with it as often now as she did at the start, but it always has treats in it and she often gives it a nudge as she passes by and grabs a treat or two
1505708
It sounds like a small puppy. If there really isn't any chewing, I think it would work well, unless the puppy can climb. (One of my dogs used to scramble over baby gates when she was a puppy.)
1988776
I don't think the toy is too small but there are some small pieces that your dog could swallow.
1346049
My bulldog just gnaws on this bone for hours. No cracked teeth but she has slowly worn it down, and does get tiny shavings off of it which, unfortunately she may have injested. She very occassionally would gag for a moment when I think a small shaving got in her throat. I finally through it away worried about it.
1945068
Holding it and pulling should hold up, chewing maybe not depending on how much force, it's not very wide and a little chewing might be enough to go right through it.
514648
not at all! my dog is an extrem chewer and he had the middle piece out within two hours.. dumped out all the treats.. and then got his lip and two teeth stuck inside the hole.. we had to throw it away after 2 days.
1996800
If the little round metal disc stayed in the teether, it should be fine. If it popped out, I would put the whole thing back in the freezer so the metal re-contracts & pop it back in. I would test it once it gets back up to room temp to make sure the metal disc won't slip out.I wouldn't let my child chew on it while it's frozen, the comment below about the Christmas story scene sounds like it could happen...
555522
Depends on how much of a chewer your dog is and how big the antler is. As soon as my dog (a St. Bernard) chews it down to where he can fit the whole thing in his mouth, I toss it. I'm pretty sure he's smart enough to not swallow it whole, but you never know :-)
259234
If he's a determined chewer, possibly. The dog's collar threads through elastic tabs at the base of the cone, so if it slides around the cone rotates. If he paws at the velcro strip that closes the cone on the outside he would be able to get the cone open but it would hang from his collar. If he is young and active I would think that the stiff plastic cone would be more secure.
612927
Not sure. I would call the mfg and ask them or a veterinarian. You could try just a few pieces and see what happens. Maybe even out some peanut butter on it and see if that attracts them